Antagonist: The lower class area that classifies the man as a criminal
Describe the setting: The first part of the story takes place in a nice upper class neighborhood, the second part of the story takes place in a grubby lower class neighborhood.
Type of Conflict: Man vs Man, Man vs Environment
Describe the main conflict: The classification of characters, in which the police officer classifies the man as a criminal, when he actually isnt.
Describe the Climax of the Story: The climax of the story is when the man is shot.
How does the Protagonist change over the course of the story? His mood changes from relaxed to anxious as he moves into the dangerous neighborhood
Describe the relationship between the title and the theme. The title “Identities” relates to the theme because the police officers mistakes the identity of the man.
Identities
Literary Devises
Point of View: 3rd person
Protagonist: The man
Antagonist: The lower class area that classifies the man as a criminal
Describe the setting: The first part of the story takes place in a nice upper class neighborhood, the second part of the story takes place in a grubby lower class neighborhood.
Type of Conflict: Man vs Man, Man vs Environment
Describe the main conflict: The classification of characters, in which the police officer classifies the man as a criminal, when he actually isnt.
Describe the Climax of the Story: The climax of the story is when the man is shot.
How does the Protagonist change over the course of the story? His mood changes from relaxed to anxious as he moves into the dangerous neighborhood
Describe the relationship between the title and the theme. The title “Identities” relates to the theme because the police officers mistakes the identity of the man.
Simile: “Paper clogs the fence like drifted snow”